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I saw "Go Back to China" trending and was like oh lord....and was really surprised at where it came from lol
This is wild AF to say especially since they were palestinian protesters so I doubt there was even 1 asian out there lol.

I saw "Go Back to China" trending and was like oh lord....and was really surprised at where it came from lol
This is wild AF to say especially since they were palestinian protesters so I doubt there was even 1 asian out there lol.

I saw "Go Back to China" trending and was like oh lord....and was really surprised at where it came from lol
This is wild AF to say especially since they were palestinian protesters so I doubt there was even 1 asian out there lol.

I saw "Go Back to China" trending and was like oh lord....and was really surprised at where it came from lol
This is wild AF to say especially since they were palestinian protesters so I doubt there was even 1 asian out there lol.

Yeah, what some studios consider "seasons" is pretty wild. The number of episodes can range from 6 to 100. It's funny how you are on episode 182 sometimes and it's still "season 2"

Its even more mind blowing when you read a show had one season and then it turns out that one season is like 48 episodes. 
 
TailSpin had one season at 65 episodes lmao. Show was only active during 1991, after that it's all reruns lol. 

What surprised me the most as an adult is how short some 80's cartoons actually were (most of them never got past their first season of 13 episodes)  and since I wasn't aware of the whole concept of "syndication" back in the day, I wasn't aware that some of them had already been cancelled years ago and we were just getting reruns

Reminds me. I participated in a Kickstarter for a book about Iwata. I read through it a few weeks ago. Really great stuff. 
 
 

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The destructible environments look amazing and the presentation is looking fairly immaculate.  The only thing I'm concerned about right now are the beam sizes.  Hopefully that is something that gets as we get later in the development cause not every blast is a skinny stream.  When SSJ and up does Final Flash, people on a space station should be able to easily see it without using a telescope.
 
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Still no date on rollback for DBFZ but it's "in the final stages" along with the PS5/Xbox Series versions of the game
 

Looks like that state of play rumor I saw yesterday was real
 

It prompted me to play some Golden Axe. Boy is that a series that hasn't aged well.
 
I'll tell you what fantasy-style beat em up IS a real gem that I never hear too much about is this one
 
 

I don't think its a simple matter of "the networks killed it so much as its just a change in times we're in versus how things were back then.  VGs were just starting to pull themselves out of a crash, internet was still in its infancy, cable wasn't as widely prevalent everywhere as it is now, cell phones were nowhere near where they are now and streaming wasn't even a thing to be conceived yet.  People don't necessarily have to watch a show exactly when it comes on anymore and kids now have way more choices for entertainment at any given time than we did back then.  Execs used to be able to pinpoint the times when kids would be looking for something to watch but now?  Its all over the place save for school periods.

I don't think its a simple matter of "the networks killed it so much as its just a change in times we're in versus how things were back then.  VGs were just starting to pull themselves out of a crash, internet was still in its infancy, cable wasn't as widely prevalent everywhere as it is now, cell phones were nowhere near where they are now and streaming wasn't even a thing to be conceived yet.  People don't necessarily have to watch a show exactly when it comes on anymore and kids now have way more choices for entertainment at any given time than we did back then.  Execs used to be able to pinpoint the times when kids would be looking for something to watch but now?  Its all over the place save for school periods.

The one silver lining that comes from anytime the VG industry is just laying people off with reckless abandon, people always point out and remind people that someone has shown that it is possible to actually run a company and actually give a shit about your employees.